Example of Final Proposals

A proposition refers to a phrase or syntactic construction that depends on some other part of the sentence. Not being independent, it requires a link that unites it to the main sentence.

The final propositions express the purpose or intention of what is said in the main sentence; that is, they inform us why the action was carried out. For example:

• "I came to the bank branch to pay what I owe”: The final proposition to pay what I owe indicates the purpose (to pay) for which the main action is performed (go to the bank).
• "I will fix these packages so you can put them in the mail”: The proposition expresses the ultimate goal (put them in the mail) of the assertion of the main sentence (fix these packages)
• “They reimbursed us the money so that we would be satisfied”: The main sentence informs us of something (reimburse) that is done with an intention (that we were satisfied)

How are final propositions structured?

From the above examples, we can summarize the structure of the final propositions as follows:

• Main sentence + final link + final proposition
• “They gave us the instructions (or. principal) so that (nexus) we fill out the form (conditional proposition)”

The final links that introduce this type of proposition can be the following conjunctions and phrases:

• In order to: "We will clean the house to receive the guests"," My dogs bark to ask me to take them out for a walk”.
• So that: "I'll let you know in advance of the party so you can join us", "Tell the truth so that it does not consume you inside”.
• In order to: “We fill out a complaint form so that they could solve something for us"," We put music for meditation in order to relax us to sleep”.
• With the objective of: “They installed several machines in order to have a home gym”, “In order to improve the quality of the vegetables, they placed worm humus ”.
• In order that: "He gave her some roses in order for her to fall in love with him"," They promised many things in the campaign in order that they vote for them”.

60 Examples of final propositions (explained):

In the following examples of sentences with final propositions, for a better understanding of the examples, specify the parts of the sentence: the main sentence, the link that introduces the final proposition, proposition.

1. We gave him a sneak peek (or. principal) what for (nexus) start working on our project as soon as possible (proposition)
2. In order to (nexus) everyone participate (proposition), the teacher keeps track of the participations (or. principal)
3. We organize a meal (or. principal) with the objective of (nexus) get to know the neighbors a little more (proposition)
4. I always have to tell him things in a certain way (or. principal) what for (nexus) don't be offended (proposition)
5. They started a campaign (or. principal) in order to (nexus) fight corruption in institutions (proposition)
6. In order to (nexus) be able to leave early (proposition), Mary tried to hurry all day with her labors (or. principal)
7. Raúl is making an effort in his studies (or. principal) in order to (nexus) have more opportunities in the future (proposition)
8. In order to (nexus) detectives knew the truth (proposition), subjected the accused to the polygraph test (or. principal)
9. We always eat leftover food from the week (or. principal) with the objective of (nexus) don't waste anything (proposition)
10. They put a sign on the newly painted bench (or. principal) what for (nexus) nobody would do it (proposition)
11. I bought a better cell phone (or. principal) in order to (nexus) be able to record videos for my channel (proposition)
12. In order that (nexus) the payment is fair (proposition), this is done in proportion to the hours worked (or. principal)
13. He had to sneak into the building (or. principal) what for (nexus) no one will see (proposition)
14. In order to (nexus) the distribution was fair (proposition), each of the parts was weighed (main sentence)
15. With the objective of (nexus) get more followers (proposition), they perform many dangerous actions on video (main sentence)
16. First you get a local anesthetic (main sentence) what for (nexus) decrease pain during the intervention (proposition)
17. In order to (nexus) win a prize (proposition) you have to get three equal figures (main sentence)
18. They asked us for our opinion (main sentence) with the purpose of (nexus) improve service (proposition)
19. In order to (nexus) get what you want (proposition) you have to try a lot more (main sentence)
20. We will share the car (main sentence) in order to (nexus) it is cheaper for us (proposition)
21. They have censored the media (topic sentence) with the objective of (nexus) control the population (proposition)
22. I had to speak to him slowly (main sentence) what for (nexus) understand my language (proposition)
23. We had a wine (main sentence) in order to (nexus) relax at the end of the day (proposition)
24. In order that (nexus) don't overspend (proposition), they can customize their package (topic sentence)
25. We turned on the air (main sentence) in order to (nexus) to decrease the heat (proposition)
26. In order to (nexus) it will deflate (proposition), cold compresses were placed on the blow (main sentence)
27. The teacher takes a list every day (main sentence) with the objective of (nexus) keep track (proposition)
28. We sat in the front row (main sentence) what for (nexus) the vision was much better (proposition)
29. I'll give you some advice (main sentence) what for (nexus) you take them into account (proposition)
30. In order that (nexus) there would be no floods this storm (proposition), the city council revised the sewer system (main sentence)
31. We buy two products of the same brand (main sentence) what for (nexus) they will give us a good discount (proposition)
32. In order to (nexus) do not win the product (proposition) you can put it away with a certain amount of money
33. With the objective of (nexus) do not confuse the students (proposition) the teacher's explanation was very simple (main sentence)
34. You have to arrive early to the presentation (main sentence) what for (nexus) we touch a good place (proposition)
35. In order to (nexus) you go to the next level (proposition), you have to find the three secret keys (main sentence)
36. They put us on the waiting list (main sentence) in order that (nexus) our place will depart (proposition)
37. In order to (nexus) defrost food (proposition) you must program the defrost function by weight and enter the weight in kilograms (main sentence)
38. I want to give you something special (main sentence) in order to (nexus) always remember (proposition)
39. With the objective of (nexus) make the trip cheaper (proposition) they hired a lot of group things (main sentence)
40. He put his shirt backwards while working what for (nexus) it won't get dirty (proposition)
41. In order to (nexus) get more points (proposition) you must grab all possible coins (main sentence)
42. We were talking (main sentence) in order that (nexus) we could reach an agreement (proposition)
43. We can stop for a moment (main sentence) in order to (nexus) rest and regain strength (proposition)
44. In order to (nexus) the car will increase in value (proposition), made various repairs and repairs (main sentence)
45. The judges carefully reviewed the videos (topic sentence) with the objective of (nexus) make the right choice (proposition)
46. So that (nexus) have free time (proposition), you have to work faster (main sentence)
47. I'll wait for you (main sentence) what for (nexus) come with me (proposition)
48. In order that (nexus) let's get to know each other a little more (proposition) we organize a small outing for the companions (main sentence)
49. In order to (nexus) define the layout (proposition), we all have to vote and agree (main sentence)
50. They gave us some headphones (main prayer) in order to (nexus) we will listen to the tour in our language (proposition)
51. With the objective of (nexus) fight insecurity (proposition), new strategies have been implemented in the streets (main sentence)
52. We have fumigated the grandparents' house several times (main sentence) what for (nexus) the pests are over (proposition)
53. I'm going to show you the digital catalog (main sentence) what for (nexus) you can see all the products we have (proposition)
54. In order that (nexus) they will not fight (proposition), I intervened with the information I had (main sentence)
55. Take an aspirin (topic sentence) what for (nexus) your head doesn't hurt anymore (proposition)
56. In order to (nexus) everything went perfectly (proposition), we check every last detail
57. With the objective of (nexus) find a good place (proposition), they arrived earlier (main sentence)
58. They note the guests at the entrance (main sentence) what for (nexus) there is an income control (proposition)
59. Used a megaphone (topic sentence) in order towhat (nexus) everyone could hear it (proposition)
60. I put the cartoons to my nephew (main sentence) what for (nexus) entertain (proposition)